Thanksgiving Visits and Travel Notes in Minneola
Minneola reports multiple local movements and visits. Alice Hand, faculty at the University of Arizona, traveled from Tucson for Thanksgiving and stayed with Mrs. Webber before visiting Daggett. Roy Best visited from Fontana in his new Ford coop for a short stay. Will Schmidt went to Los Angeles to see his ill stepmother, returning Sunday. L. N. Skobel acquired a new radio set delivering excellent service. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Elsholz were recently indoors for business and pleasure. Mary Cook returned Saturday from a week in Hollywood and Pasadena.
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Tucson
Will Schmidt
Los Angeles
RADIO FUTURE PROMISES WIDE BROADCAST GROWTH
Major General James G Harbord of RCA envisions a radio driven world with newspapers flashed as pictures, international broadcasting, and education reaching remote regions. The U S leads in radio with over 600 stations and industry values rising from 2 million in 1920 to an estimated 500 million in the current year, constrained by technical commercial and government relations issues.
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James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Buwlon Amcaz Sey
CUR HIGHWAYS And the transportation questions of taxation and road use
A discussion notes the heavy demands of moving freight and passengers on public highways. It estimates a 50 car freight train at 2500 tons would need about 500 five ton trucks to match its load. The piece links highway funding to controlled private rights of way and public infrastructure. It argues warlike strain on roads from growing traffic and questions how to manage future demand.
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Minneola
Mrs. Alice Hand
Roy Best
Fontana
Coop
L. N. Skobel
W. E. Elsholz
Hollywood
Pasadena
Barstow
Billy the Tailor
Radio Future
CUR Highways
Bill Kodaks
Eastman Kodaks
White and Platt
Pete
A. P. Ring
E. L. White
Maryland Casualty Company
California
L. White, White & Platt Drug Store
Desertaire Sanatorium
Mrs
Buel A. Funk
Daggett, California
GEO
M. Cooley Co
Third Street
San Bernardino
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